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Here’s an example of a sewer pipe before and after a high-pressure water jetting method was used. Don’t leave your sewer pipes unattended, it can result in tree roots growing in size that can cause serious damage. Call Vector Drain Restoration at (850) 816-0150 and get your sewer lines maintained.

Warmer days mean more tree roots growing into your sewer lines. However, with proper precautions such as clearing, it will prevent the costly sewer line repair down the road. Call (850) 816-0150 to get your sewer line checked.

Regular sewer maintenance is important, and so is paying attention to what you pour down the drain. Learn more about what happens when oils, flushable wipes, and other items make their way into our sewer systems and create blockages called fatbergs: https://hubs.ly/Q02D0RXf0

A drain snake can help you break up or unclog your drains, but the clog in your sewer could be more serious. Vector Drain Restoration can help you unclog your sewer with a sewer drain snake. Call (850) 816-0150 to learn more.

While it’s easy to overlook your sewer system if it’s working properly, when it’s not working you and your team will know it quickly: https://lnkd.in/dE4f4Qs

ANSWER: A French drain is a trench filled with gravel or rock containing a perforated pipe that redirects surface water and groundwater away from an area. It works by allowing water to flow into the trench, through the gravel, and into the perforated pipe, which then carries the water away from your property. This simple yet effective solution helps prevent water accumulation and protects your home from potential water damage. Message us to learn more! 🙂

Did you know that a sewer inspection can help identify potential tree root damage to your sewer line? Regular sewer inspections are recommended for any homeowner, especially those with older homes or trees near their sewer lines.

Your basement sump pump is a crucial line of defense against flooding in your home. This device removes water that can otherwise infiltrate your basement by redirecting it to your sewer system. You should inspect and perform any maintenance required seasonally to ensure efficient operation. Because of its basement location and automatic function, it is easy to forget. If the system is malfunctioning, you won’t know about it until bad weather occurs, usually during spring runoff or the first heavy, wet snowfall. Learn more about sump pump maintenance here: https://lnkd.in/g3czxTDy

Uncover the impact of Infiltration and Inflow (I&I) on your sanitary sewer system and learn how SuperCover™ is the ultimate solution! 🌧️💡 Upgrade to a watertight seal that keeps excess water out, preventing overflows and protecting your community.

Do you know what your drain lines look like? Damage to your drain line is not only stressful but can also be extremely expensive. That’s why it’s so important to inspect the condition of your drain lines with a sewer scope.